Please note: Tech Table will be unavailable from 14th February but will return on Monday 4th March.
You can still ask about assistance from our friendly library desk staff during our less busy times.
Our Tech Help program allows you to choose your own topic and learn at your own pace. Book a one-hour individual learning session or bring along a friend or two and learn together! This program is for adults of all ages.
You can choose to book ahead for Tech Help or drop in at our Tech Table – Quick Help at Gladstone Library (days and times above).
Ask us about:
- help with your mobile phone, tablet, or laptop or with using the resources in our eLibrary.
- using our library catalogue to find, reserve, renew, or request items!
- help with researching your family history
- email – set up, create, reply or forward, and more…
- help with using the Be Connected online training videos.
Tech Help sessions are regularly available on weekdays at Gladstone and by arrangement at other branches. Some Saturdays are also available.
Ask about our Tech Help service at your local Gladstone Regional Libraries’ branch or phone Gladstone City Library (4976 6400) to make a booking. Contact details for our libraries are available here.
Information about individual and group programs is available in the posters below.
You can complete an online form (via the blue button above) to ask us how to find information or request Tech Help (digital devices, eBooks, eLibrary). Open the form, enter your question and contact details, and click Submit.
Digital literacy and technology help is also available to library members via our eLibrary.
eLearning via online self-paced digital device and technology courses is available from Be Connected, InfoBase, and LinkedIn Learning.
Do you need help right now with finding information or choosing what to read next?
Our Information Links group of pages may have something for you. From reliable information sites to family history and other libraries’ eresources!
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